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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Sf ct. Yatrids Stride Elm Gbeater g,

~porbsn, baB man bic Sdnssrinnsn, bic
bort - ridt gu @Ottss @bre, ionbern su
ibrer eisenen - fnsen. wie Spernidns
serinnen unb Gbeaterprinsefinen in 3sis
tunsen antinbiet? $50 bletbt bic 4nba9t
BET Der 0ubelei7 Gum Spfer auf benz
@aluarienberse paBt 10 elm @eians redt
gut! Nt9t pabr9 lieber 2eier. Tins
i6etnt, bic Srii9en baben tetnen 8esriff
msbr non benz, mas auf benz 4Itare porsebt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

Sic GOm. 8atb. 8esenieitige sdubs
geielidaft bon Soma bdIt uaorsen
(Disnitas), Wittuod unb Donneritas ibrs
Sabres : 8sriammIuns in Burlington ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Gin Shin'er Ghitnr bot cine S5Qe

Gin Sbio'er Goitor bat cine S6aens
mai9ine erfunben, bic er, in einem @ouuert
psrpadt, on aue ioI6e a~bunnenten i9tdt,
bic itd wetsern, feline 3eituns LANCER gu
balten, nadbem ie bteieIbe finf Sabre lang
seIeien -baben, obne bafiir gu be5abIen, 10
meloet I'm @aIsenbumOr zines u~nierer
@ehielblItter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Sic ,,Simes" ,iirnt benz Stabtratb,

Sic DSimes" 5iirnt benz Stabtratb,
neil er ben gutras bes alderman Hanb,
baB am A.. Suli i'm Bart cine WufittapslIe
ipislsn ioate, nieberitimmte. Der Corn
1T am unre9tsn Ylabe. 0irbe bic
vTimes" bic StabtorbounanSen t%ennen, 70
bate ie ssidpiesen, unb bate aIbermann
&anb ii9 nit ibnen betannt sema9t, batte
Ct leinen 4ntras fir fi9 bsbaitsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Tn MoiaIem Suwnibip fanb 9err %

yH Wf0laIeM SUWHIgW 1uHu 91err ID:
gsdsr 90 SUP untsr bsr Sberfd4e Der
grbs In elmer 6teieli9tdte BON etpa 8 3oa
Dids Tbsile bes @epeibes zines 9tri4es,
bic fi9 gut erbalten baben. @etteres
0a9srabsn, bas man serue auseiteat bate,
purbe bur9 ben brobenben @initur3 Der
@rube perbiubert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Miltpaufee Marftberi@t.

C9er &~eIesrapb.) 20. SUM- 1887.
90 ei;en-gto. 2, 72B Cts.
Safer-30 @tS.
80 eli6torn-37 Gts. I
&og9en-57 Gts.
y = $50. 2, 56t Cts. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

sriinen probibitionifii9en 2aubirOi6e lib
ten irsenb @infuB aus. Wttlin9 ipetus
lirt auf bic 3utunft unb ba paren ibm
@eaper unb Sreberic i'm 8e9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

Sn pierssbu Sasen iOa bic nsue Stride
auf @sitbia fertis batebsu. IS wirb elm
GROCER 9ulSbau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Sas b~iesjGbriae Jeit bss ROrbpsitli9en

Sanserbunbes wirb In SreepOrt, 3d., pom
30. Sum- bis gum /. SuIt absebaItsn.
Setanntli9 ioate bas Ssft IN Dubuque
itattinben, man perleste ss aber aus pers
i4iebensn llria9en mad 6reeport.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

Sic oemofratiide Staatss Contention
pirb am 9onueritas ben 1. September
b. 9. IN 0es Wotnes itattfinben. Bon
Sutton molten bic 9smotratsn bieies NAL
ni9ts pifen. sic baben re6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Go 1T cine aaualid unaeietli6e Shat,

bic Der Stabtratb be9ausen, baB ct ben
knights of Labor 800 3ur Seier bes 4.
SuIi bswiaist. Run, mas brau9en bic
v&eformer" ii9 I'm bic @eiese gu tims
mern2 9ts itub fir anbere 2eute ba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
stptt's GmuliiOH BON reinem Siidtbran
nit SgpOpbOssbiten.
Sur &inber unb 2ungenIeis
benbe.

Or. D. 9. Son in 8oint 9Ieuiunt,
8sit:g irsinien, iast: sd babe line iOrss
fdItise Brifuus nit Scott's @mulfton BET
2unssnIsiben unb aIsemeiner S9wd4e
anseitent unb mar e%ritaunt iber bic suten
8eiultate. SIR binfdlise an Marusmus
Isibsnbs &inbsr sibt es ieines 9Isi4en
ni6t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
Chicago Warftberi6t.

(Ber Sele9rapb.) 20. SUM- 1881.
@ ei3en-Ro. 3, 70 bis III @ts.
80 el66torn-36 bis 36t @ts.
Safer-25f GtS. \
8o99en- 30 @ts.
9erte-59 9ts.
8utter-12 bis 16 Cts.
Sarmfdie, IL 8 @ts.
@ier-11 bis 10 Cts.
% bisfp-$1.10.
Sdweine-$3.00 bis 5.25.
Rinbpieb-$2.75 bis 400.
81 weinefieifd-$ . Bis j,
SdmaIs-$6.30 bis 1924.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25
BALLINGER.
Good crops acknowledgements for
Coal.

Good crops Promi-ed-Prospecting for
Coal.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
BALLINGER, TEX, April 23.-This
county as well as most of West Texas has
been blessed with two good heavy rains
on the I4,h and 10th of this month, and
the prairies are looking green and grass
and the wheat and oat crops are growing
very rapidly. We VIII have an unusual
heavy clip Of wool this spring, sheep
having done very we'll. Every one seems
to have new life, and if we get two or
three more good rains in proper time this
section viii make good crop this year
Theodore Bowen, one of the enter
prising men of our city, contracted to
sink a shaft near here prospecting for
coal. This week at sixty feet he struck
the first vein Of coal about twenty inches
thick. He intends going 800 feet. At
that depth he is positive he will strike a
four or Ave-foot vein Of good coal.
Shippers have been unable to get
sufficient stock cars at this point and q
flock OF sheep were taken to Abilene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25
An Enthusiastic endorsement.
GoRHAM. Y. Ia. Itin Is.

GORHAN, n. H, Jtsiy Is, 1886
GEETS-WhOeyer you a e, don't know bat
| thank the Lord and feel grateful to you TO
know that in this world Of adulterated medI-
cines there Is one compound that proves and
does all it advertises- 10 DO, and more. Four
years ago had S light shock of palsy, which
unnerved me to sueB an extent that the least
excite uent woRlG m IKE me shake like the ague.
Last May was induced Co ny IL p BiIters. ]
used one bottle, but did notsxe any change;
anOth did so Change my nerves that they are
now as steady as they ever weres Il used to
take both hands to write, but now MY good
right hand writes this Now, II you continue
to manufacture SIS Aont It and good an article
as you do you wil1s1scumulate an honest for
tune and confer the greatest blessing on your
fellow men that was ever conferred on man
kind. y "a TIM BURCH,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25
What If Did toran Old Lady.

COSHOCTON STATION, N. y, Dec %, 1854.
GENTs-A number of psaple had been using
your Bitters here, and with marked effect In
had been sick for years, and for the Tiss ten
years have known her she bss NOT been able
to be around half the time Alb at SIX mont hs
ago she got so feeble he was helpless Her
old remedies, or physician, being-Of no avail,
| sent to Deposit, forty five milesl and got
bottle Of Hop bitters. It hSd such a very
beneficial effect on her thatf one bottle i'm
proved her so he was able 10 dress herself ana
walk ab ut the n use When fAhe Had taken
the second bottle she was able 10 take care OF
her own room and walk out to hey. neighbOrs,
and has impr we'd al the tin e since: Nv wife
and Chi dren also have derived great benefit
from their use. w. b. HATHAWAY,
sAgt. L. 5. TX Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25
ALTAR AND TOMB.
The Gazette's Record of the Marriages
and Deaths in Texas.

and Deaths in Texas.
MARRIAGES..
D. W. Barnhill and Miss Mary Crisp,
Uvalde, April 20.
Charley Parr and Miss Katie M2gee,
Sherman, April 20.
j. Cleveland and Miss Irene Perry,
Hamilton, April II.
Mark Jones and Mrs. Mamie Emery,
Taylor, April IS.
S. Kerr and Miss Bessie Ragsdale,
Flstonia, April 20.
L. P. Terrell and Mrs. Emma Nc
Mertry, Wise county, April II.
Mr.. W. 7. Finch and Miss Nora Adore,
Graham, April II.
S. W. Martin and Miss Matte Holland,
Dsllas county, April 81.
H. NJ. COsnaham and Miss Amanda
Muckleorv, Terrell, April 81.
Oscar Garrison and Miss Belle Bras
we'll, Dallas, April u.
Ben F. Kegans and Miss Carrie
Schwartz. Houston, April 10.
NJ. S. Kirby and Miss Dora Easterling,
Temple, April Il.
A. o. Hewitt and Miss Blanche Rinbold,
San AntonIo, April 10.
a. W. Powell and Miss Mary Darnall,
Sherman, April 20.
James Findlay and Miss Edith Cade,
Galveston, April 20.
NJ. T. Aubury and Mrs. Laura Watson,
Bennett, April II.
l. Stiller and Miss L. G. Chapman,
Hillsboro, April 3.
Stevenson Archer and Sybelia MagaIe,
Waco, April 81.
DEATHS.
Mrs. William Brinker, Sulphur Springs,
April Is
Mrs. Cleora Cook, Burnet, April -
J F. Penn, near Greenville, April 20.
R. d. M. Graham, Cass county, April
10.
Willie Shrum, Cooke county, April is.
Mrs. Ava Pollard, Parker county, April
II.
W. F. Shepherd, Wise county, April 20
Mrs. John Wilkinson, Mcneil, April II.
W. M. Cason, Cason, April II.
W. E. Stein, near Mustang, April 81.
Mrs. E. II. Mitchell, near Austin, April
81.
Mrs. R. NJ. Johnson, St. 10, April ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25
Wonderful Popularity of
the Renowned Medicine.
The Greatest Curative Success Of the Age
4 V0C3 fran III People.

No medicine introduced to the public has ever
met with the success accorded to Hop Bitters.
1t stands to-day the bestknown curative article
in the world Its marvellous renOwn is not due
70 the advertising it has received. 1t Is famous
by reason OF lis inherent virtues. Ii does all
that 8 clai" EDITOR 1t. l. is the most powerful,
speedy and effective agent known for the build
ing up OF debAtated systems. The following
witnesses are ofered,to prove this:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25
PROHIBITION.
What the newspapers Of the State Say
Of the Contest in Texas Over
Alcohol and Malt.
Arguments Pro and Argum ents Con Which
Are favored With the Usual Jour
- nalisttc Oondime nts.

The AUTHORIZATION convention that
meets in Dallas May 4, b ids fair to be one
of the ablest bodies that ever assembled
in Texas, composed, as it Will be, of the
leading young men of the state, prom
ment among whom will be such lights as
Sheppard, Clark, Capps, Todd, Mills,
HutCneson and others. Heretofore these
men have been the workers in the state
while Coke, Reagan, Msxey, ct
al, have held the Offices and
been called the leaders. 1t may
turn out that this election will be the
beginning of a new deal in state politics,
for the people of Texas admire ability,
dash and courage, and will reward it in
future regardless of the side it's pOssessor
may take in the pending canvass, which
the Democratic party has declared to be
non. partisan The coming canvass will
bring these young men together in the
most cordial relations, and We should not
be surprised to see them working to-
gether il future political movements
Terrell Times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25

FOR PRO
Abilene Reporter,
Abilene News,
Albany News,
Anderson Herald,
AlvaradO Signal,
Arson Voice,
Arson Western,
Arlington World,
Atlanta Journal,
Auro q News,
Alvord Budget,
Ballinger Leader,
Baird Clarendon,
Bolton Reporter,
Blanco News,
Bonhan News,
Bonham Messenger
Bowie Sunbeam.
Breckenridge Texlan,
Bryan Blade,
Burnet Bulletin,
Black ia k Post,
Blossom Prairie Bee,
Rrownwood Bulletin,
Brady ~enlinel.
Cameron Herald,
Gam err n Democrat,
Caddo Mills Gazette,
Canton T lephone,
Cisco r und-Up,
Cleburne Reporter,
GAINESVILLE standard,
OlarksVllle Times,
Cooper Banner,
Corsican Democrat,
Corsicana Observer,
Center hampton,
Calvert FoX Pop Ii,
Coll'Dsville Times,
Crockett Economist,
Commerce Commercial
Da las Her Id,
Dallas Mercery,
Daingerfield Tidings,
Decatur Messenger,
ID Catur Monitor,
Denton Post,
Denton Monitor,
Dawson Sentinel,
Dodd itY Spectator,
Dublin Rpstler,
Duck Greek News,
Ennis Review,
Forney Register,
Fort Worth Mail,
Fairfield Recorder,
Gainesville Register,
Gain sville Hesperlan
Gllmer Mirror,
GrOesbeck New Era,
Gordon Courier,
Granbnry News,
Granbury Graphic,
AGAINST z
Austin Tidings,
AlvaradO Bulletin.
Anderson News,
Brenha n Banner,
Bolton journal,
Bellville Times,
Brazos Phi t,
Bartlett Heac light,
Baudera Bugle,
COrsiCanl Courier,
Cleburne Chronicle,
Crawford Yoeman,
OrDus Christi Call,
Dallas News,
Dal q World,
Dallas Times,
Dallas Volksblatt,
Denton Chronicle,
En- ris Recorder,
Ell Psso Herald
Galvest n Tribune.
Galveston News.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25
A Husbands Testimony.

My wife was troubled for years wit" blotches,
moth patches and NIPPLES on her face, which
nearly annoyed the life out of her. She spent
many dollars on tine thousand infa lible ~
C res, with nothing but Injurious effects A
lady friend of syracuse. \, Y, who had had
SIMILAR experience and had b en- cured with
Hop Bitters, induced her to t'y #. One bottle
has made her face smO 9TH, fair ana soft as
chlld's, and given her such health that It seems
almost a II iracie.
4 MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25
As far as noticed the press of the state
has indicated its position as follows:
FOR PROHIBITION

ition as follows:
HIBITION.
Or enville New Era.
GEORGETOWN Sun,
Graham Leader,
Greenvllle Banner,
Granger Banner,
Hamilton Herald,
Henderson News,
Honey Grove Citizen,
Honey Grove Herald,
Henrietta Enterprise,
Jefferson News.
Jefferson Jimplecute,
Jtcksboro Gazette,
Kingston Chr nicle,
Killeen Banner,
K So e CyIOne,
Kaufman sun,
Kerrville Eye,
Lamp s S dispatch,
Lufk n Clarion,
Linuen Sun,
Mason News,
Mt sP easant Tim es,
Marshall Messenger,
Meridian Citizen,
Mineral Wells Crystal,
Mineola Monitor,
McCIregor Plaindealer,
Moscow Pinery,
Montague Northwest,
Mckinney Mercury,
Nacogdoches News,
Navasota Tablet,
New Boston Herald,
Overtou Sharp Shooter,
Pa is News,
Pittsburg Gazette,
Pilot Point New Era,
Rockwell News,
Ru7k Stan ard,
Sweetwater r cord,
Sunset Journal,
Seymour Cresset,
San Marcos Free Press,
Sherman Herald,
Sherman Democrat,
Santa Anna News,
Teri IL st IT,
Troupe Vidette,
ThrOckm, rtOn Times,
Temple Herald,
Tyler DemOC at,
We non Guard,
Van Al tyne Enterprise
Waco Day,
Waco Advance.
Wills Index,
w niteWright PlOw and
Ha mer,
w ak ahaXChle Enter
prise,
Wills Point News,
WeathrTford News,
t4reenville RaZoo,
Houston Post,
HOus on Age,
Houston NV Era,
Hon 20 City News,
Henderson Times,
Ha'let VILE Enterprise,
Johnson City Echo,
LaGrange Journal,
Marshall Herald,
Margaret News,
Marble Ball,
Mckinney Democrat,
MeXta Ledger,
New Braunfels Zeitung
san Antonio Express,
Sherman Register,
Sulphur Sprir 81 Echo
Waco EXa miner,
Walls Point Chronicle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25
New Netatoes.

A large quantity at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'s. Eithers. at wholesale or
retail. Large AID fine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25

LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postothce at Fort Worth, Tex,
Monday, April %, 1887. To obtain any Of these
letters, the applicant must call for advertised
letters" and give the date of this list.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25

The zealots and bIgots of both sides in
the prohibition contest should be frown-
ed down by all fair thinking people. If
man wants to vote for the amendment
he has perfect right to do so; if against
1t, the responsibility of the action rests
alone with himself, and every self-con-
stituted guardian of. his actions should
be treated with contempt. Thousands Of
good men and thousands of bad men will
be srrayed upon either side in this strug-
gle, and if mems motives are lmpugned
the one is just as susceptible of success
full attack as the other Calvert Courier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25

Logic is stronger than gush.- Itasca
Alliance Mail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25

The prohibitionist nor the "auti" can
make votes by dealing in slangy and abu
sive epithets. You can lead q horse to
water but you can't make him drink
T Marlin Ball.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25

is not sumptuary in any sense. But
for the sake of argument, suppose it was,
would it be any more sumptuyy than the
laws in force in many states which pre-
scribe that certain goods cannot be sold
without restrictions, as morphine, opium;
nor any more sumptuary than other laws
which prohibit women or men appearing
on the streets dressed in certain clothing,
or undressed? The plain truth is, hum
dreds of things are not sumptuary or
against personal liberty, until it hits the
liquor question, and then they become
grave, serious governmental conundrums,
which are made to brighten the people
[ Temple Herald.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25


The word sumptuary has been made
great bug-bear; a word portentous of
great evil; term freighted with freight,
by the anti-Prohibitlonist. But wheG it
is understood, the scare as relates to pro-
hibition is all vanished.
In old times they passed sumptuary
laws to prevent individual extravaganza
in dress and eating, such as: People
were not allowed to have more than two
hens at an entertainment; others were
not allowed to pay more than five guineas
for furs; others were not allowed to be
attended by more than two servants alone
on the streets; and other laws
of like character were passed
to prevent people spending their
money foolishly; all of which bears not
particle of resemblance to the present
demand for prohibition. The money
that people spend is not an issue; it is
the debauched lives, debasine, in
fuences, and the ruinous Influences on
morals, and the converting of q mans
substance from the proper channel of
supporting himself and family to LIE
of shame and degradkdon. Rrohibf
ton does not propose to- prescribe what
q man shall eat, drink or wear, but Il
proposes to regulate the whisky traffic
so as to strip it of its greatest social
evil. Prohibition, as now contemplated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-25

Freeh. MrsLA Hughes, VIM
Muller, Edward II Meyer, Harry
StepnkoDf Ferdinand Workman, Henri
il LIAM FIELD, Z. NJ.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-23
Don't fail to try
Old Hickory Hittcrs
For sale by
w, II. HARRIS.
CelIOs.-TcnpIc.

Grace Episcopal church was throngcd
with the elite of Monroe Thursday
evening to witness tho marriage of Mr..
G. V. CellOs to Miss Vic Temple.
Drawer groom never led more Winsome
bride to Hymen's altar. Rev. r. S.
Stewart OF Bastrop performed the cere,
,nony in Il most Interesting and i'm
pressivc manner. The attendants were
MIR. A. S. Rabun and Miss Minnie
Cellos, Mr.. John II. Hanna and Miss
Birdie Richardson Mes5rs. S. L. Bres,
J. II. Trousdale, i. NJ. Hanna and
Fred McEnery, ushers Mr.. w. Il.
Sublett gave away the bride. She was
lovely in white surah silk; skirt cut
en- train, front covered with duchess
lace. Corsage low and lace trimmed !;
tong tul.e veil diamond ornaments,
She carried a bouquet of natural white
rose buds which greatly enhanced the
beauty and simplicity Of her costume.
Miss Minnie Ceilos of New Orleans,
sister of the groom and first brides
maid, was attired in 4 pale pink bro
cadc silk pearl ornaments; bouquet OF
vio,cts and white roses.
Miss Birdie Richardson. of Monroe,
second bridesmaid, was dressed in pale
blue silk lace front pearl ornaments,
and carried corsage bouquet OF pink
roses.
Mrs. W. i. Subject, the brides sis
ger. wa attired in pink surah silk,
point lace front; square cut cnrsage
short sleeves; diamond ornaments.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-23
LEaA- ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wallace, Jas A, II Mitchell. agent,
2i0 acres--e :. OF sw grand so or OF Sc or
and no or OF section - and i of sw Or
section - and NV or of NV or section z,
II Is nr , l6 90
whi.look. w l.. i6o ;cres--se or OF sec.
Is, 7 Ii II 20
of W = section sc and & of INV Or sec.
50. II Is M 2o.,.."..,...........-... ) 81
Unknown, 100 ;cres--w y oil SO or
and probably half of Sc or section l,
Unknown, l2u acres no Or OF nc or and
s half eff ne or section ~, I 10 n Ell w
Gross SOLOMON, j L Kaliski, agent Lot
81 in Filhiol'S 2ud addition to Monroe,
corner DeSiard and Congo street and inn
Lot square = Harris addi-
lion, fronting as feet on Grammont street
and running back between parallel lines
lS2 6.l0o feet and improvements...".".... 30
Lafland II Rand Powder Co., 5. Meyer.
agent Ono powder magazine situated on Il
N Corners brick yard east of Monroe ceme-
Moseiy, Ii l., N acres ne OK OF II o or sec.
10, II II IL l @, containing $3.50 acres, ne Or
ofno Or section 4, II Is nr2 q, containing G9SS
acres, also 10 acres in no corner section ~. II
Unknown, 50 acres half OF II o or soc.
Is, III e...........,. Is
On said day of sale, will sell such por-
tons of said property as each debtor will
point QUE. and in case tho debtor Will not
point out sufficient property, will at once,
and without further delay, soil the least
quantity of said property of any debtor
which any bidder will buy for tho amount
of taxes, interests and costs due by said
doht9r. The sale will ho without apPsaise-
mont, Tor Cash in legal tender money OF the
United States, and the property sold shall
bo rodocmable at any time for the space of
one year by paying the price given, with
twenty per cent aud costs and penalty adj
ded. .,-.
j. u. MCGUIRE,
Sherin and ex oilicio Tax Collector, Parish
of Ouachita, La, Ee e Elf
Monroe, La, April Sth, 1887.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-23

DY VIRTUE or a WRIT OF III. ia.
ID issued by tho Honorable Third Ward
Justice Court for tho parish of Ouachita
State of Louisiana, and to mo directed IN
tho above entitled aud numbered suit.
have seized and talieii into my possession
and will proceed To soil NJ public auction
and highest bidder nj the store recently
occupied by Rona Hamilton at Five Points
in tho city of Monroe, La, on .t...
Saturday, 23d day OF Apri &, 1887,
tho following described property. tn-wit:
Two bottles brandy caches. sixty boxes
~ oz. Kalph's snutl, ton boxes one-pound
salmon, two and onc-half pounds nutmegs,
ntteen assorted candy jars, twcnty-nuo
scvcn pounds cream crackers, ton cans
one pound tomatoes, five cans corn beef.
six bottles catchup, sorcn anu ono-hnlt
bottles blue, thirty-nino boxes sardnes,
eleven cans poas, seven pounds macaroni,
twenty-iour cans oysters, twelve cans pine
apple, thirty three pounds soda, seven
pounds candies, five boxes mustard, ten
rorl's bad Boy, oight water buckctts. ono
hundred and twenty five pounds paper
bags, thrco one-gallon jugs. ono two gallon
Jug. twelve pounds peanuts. four pounds
cream crackers, two boxes soda crackers,
thrty-tivo pounds sausage, foriy.two pint
tin cups, thir,y-two hn!i-pint tim cups,
eighteen lamp ehinnoys, four dish pans,
three dish pans, six wash basins, thirtysiX
dippcrs, four siters, two and one-oighth
box dry horrings. three wo'gallon buckets,
eighteen small PIC pans, twenty lnrBo plr
pans, ono ono-gnlion bucket, ono measure
and funnel, eight aSc handles. thiity-threo
boxes axle grouse. two empty lard buckets,
ono platform scale, two platform counter
largo scales, two halloncos, ono tobacco
cutter, twelve scoops, two large oil tanks,
five tunnels, four measures, ono show case
and contcnts, ono heating stovo and pipe,
ono safe, two two-Gallon jugs, ono beer
faucet, ono water cooler, twenty-i0ur bar
glasses, ono set bar liXturca, ono Ice chest
two measures, one-hall gallon whiskey,
| two water buck cts, ono bottle beor, two
two light shaudoliorS, ono butter knife.
Seized ~ tho property of defendants and
will DO sold to satisfy said writ and costs.
| Terms OF sale, cash, with benefit of APP
praiSc,nont. r. MCCLDE, Constable.
saturday, April OH 1887.